Corfu Travel Guides

November in Corfu Town is autumn travel, not beach-holiday travel. Expect milder days, cooler evenings and wet spells, so pack layers, a waterproof and closed walking shoes rather than a swimwear-led suitcase.

Dressing for Corfu's Easter processions means balancing respect, comfort, and practicality. Cover shoulders and knees, wear closed-toe shoes for cobblestones and streets after the Botides pot-throwing, and layer up for cool spring evenings.

April in Corfu calls for smart layering: light tops for mild days, a cardigan or light jacket for cool evenings, and comfortable shoes for cobblestones. This guide helps you pack right for the shoulder season.

June marks the start of summer in Corfu, bringing warm days perfect for the beach. This guide covers breathable fabrics, stylish yet practical outfits, and essential gear like water shoes for pebble shores and a light layer for air-conditioned spaces.

May in Corfu brings warm days, cooler evenings, and the chance of a shower. Pack light layers, a rain jacket, sturdy sandals for marble streets, and a light sweater for after sunset.

September in Corfu is a month of transition: warm days for swimming and sightseeing, cooler evenings that call for a light layer, and the chance of an occasional shower. This guide breaks down what to pack and what to leave behind so you can move from beach to taverna with ease.

Packing for Corfu in July and August means prioritizing breathable fabrics, sun protection, and versatile footwear for hot days, warm evenings, and rocky beaches.